Yeah I tried that, see in my above post: "With the new Construct browser object I can't figure out how to do this. I'm not allowed to just log the object and printing as JSON is not very readable."
My simple array comes out looking like this, pretty unreadable compared to the third party plugin's version. Was just wondering if there was another way. (here's what my simple 2D array looks like in JSON" {"c2array":true,"size":[12,2,1],"data":[[[1],["B"]],[[2],["B"]],[[3],["B"]],[[4],["B"]],[[5],["B"]],[[1],["B"]],[[7],[0]],[[8],[0]],[[9],[0]],[[10],[0]],[[11],[0]],[[12],[0]]]} )
Nevermind, found out I can use go to layout by name and then enter a variable for the question below. In my case: Go to Layout QContent.At(currentQIndex,2)
Also, is there a way to dynamically load a layout? I have a quiz game where each question has a questiontype, each type has its own layout. So I've stored the questionnumbers and their layout types in an array and want to load the appropriatelayout as mentioned in the array to be loaded.